RGZ Forestry LLC

RGZ Forestry LLC, a Hispanic American-owned small business certified under the SBA 8(a) Program, operates as a prime contractor delivering manual and mechanical vegetation management, fuels reduction, habitat restoration, and ecosystem services to federal land management agencies across the Western United States. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides, with 100% of recent awards designated as total small business or 8(a) sole source, and holds two major Blanket Purchase Agreements with the Forest Service totaling $100 million in ceiling value through 2032 and 2033.

Headquartered in Central Point, Oregon, RGZ Forestry is structured as a limited liability partnership classified under primary NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry). The company's concrete service portfolio spans hand and mechanical thinning of pinyon pine, ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine, and western juniper across federal wildlands; vegetation cutting, piling, lop-and-scatter treatments, and slash management to reduce wildfire fuels and restore sagebrush-steppe habitat; herbicide application by backpack and broadcast spray for site preparation and seedling release on national forests; hand-planting of conifer seedlings in regeneration stands; and livestock grazing permit administration on fire-affected ranges. Representative work includes a $1.22 million definitive contract from the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region for non-commercial thinning and hand-pile services across the Baker City Watershed project in Oregon (awarded June 18, 2026, through November 2027); a $814.9 million definitive contract for herbicide backpack spraying across the Sequoia National Forest (awarded July 17, 2024); and a $1.27 million sole-source BPA call from the Bureau of Land Management California Region for Bull Creek Sage-Steppe Restoration in Nevada (awarded September 15, 2023, extending through September 2028).

Customer concentration centers on the Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) and Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6), along with the Bureau of Land Management's Idaho, Nevada, and California regional offices. The top five customer entities account for 86% of recent awards by count but represent vastly different dollar profiles. The Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region anchors 97% of the vendor's combined potential value across five awards worth $51.9 million, driven almost entirely by two large Blanket Purchase Agreements. In contrast, the Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region leads by award volume with 24 awards totaling only $6.9 million combined potential value—numerous small task orders in the $50,000 to $600,000 range. The Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region follows with 13 awards at $1.3 million combined value. This divergence—many small awards from Pacific Southwest and Nevada regions versus few but massive awards from Pacific Northwest—reflects RGZ Forestry's dual positioning as both a task-order responder on regional vegetation-management contracts and as a blanket-purchase-agreement holder for broad stewardship services in Oregon and Washington.

Vehicle position is anchored by two primary-contractor IDVs. The Pacific Northwest Stewardship BPA, a single-award vehicle held with Forest Service Region 6, carries a $50 million ceiling through October 3, 2032, and has generated a $421.2 thousand task order for livestock grazing permit administration and a $177.2 thousand task order for fuels management services (both 2025). A second multiple-award BPA with the Forest Service for Type 2 firefighter crews carries a $7.5 million ceiling through July 1, 2027. Additionally, RGZ Forestry holds a newly awarded Land Management Integrated Resources (LMIR) BPA from the Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions, effective May 1, 2026, with a $50 million ceiling through March 6, 2033, covering environmental consulting, natural resources restoration, engineering, and reforestation nationwide. Task orders under these vehicles and direct purchase orders from regional Forest Service and BLM offices constitute the vendor's primary ordering channels.

Activity has remained relatively flat year over year, with three awards in 2022, climbing to eight in 2023, nine in 2024, seven in 2025, and five in 2026 (a recent snapshot through early July). Nine awards worth $2.5 million combined potential value have ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor—zero sub-awards appear in the source data—and shows no subcontractor engagement, indicating the company builds and deploys its own internal delivery teams for field work rather than subcontracting to others.

Service Contract Inventory data is limited, capturing only $599 thousand in invoiced federal services revenue in FY2023 across 2.7 full-time equivalents at a median government-paid rate of approximately $107 per hour. This narrow SCI window reflects the fact that RGZ Forestry's federal work consists predominantly of purchase orders and task orders for field labor and equipment services—often micro-purchases or below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold—rather than large service contracts subject to SCI disclosure. The SCI figures represent a minimal slice of the company's actual federal footprint, which totals $121.4 million in combined potential value across 59 prime contracts and indefinite-delivery vehicles.

RG'Z Forestry specializes in pest control services and general reforestation including but not limited to pre-commercial thinning, tree planting, fuels reductions, hand pile, and herbicide application